greetings from a new member

[anomad]

Thought I would start out right and say hello for my first post here.



Didn't get my first choice of user names, dodge_ma_haul, which is my trucks nickname earned on many a road trip. I guess the mod's thought it was a little too complicated.



I have read the TDR forums off and on over the years, but finally opened the wallet and subscribed. I drive a 95 2wd regular cab that wishes it was warmer outside.

 

[csevers]

Welcome to the TDR !!!





Try to stay warm... lol



Craig

 

[anomad]

Originally posted by csevers

Welcome to the TDR !!!





Try to stay warm... lol



Craig

Thanks, -30's here again this morning. Gotta love that oil pan heater.

 

[HEMI®Dart]

Welcome to the TDR anomad.



Have you pulled off the engine fan yet?



Run a TDR search "fanless" for more info.

 

[Tim1]

Welcome to the TDR bud. Tim

 

[anomad]

Thanks for the welcomes guys. Look forward to exchanging knowledge.

Originally posted by HEMI®Dart

Welcome to the TDR anomad.



Have you pulled off the engine fan yet?



Run a TDR search "fanless" for more info.

Thanks also for the tip. I now remember reading about that a long time ago, but had forgotten. Sounds like the thing to do, especially up here. Pull the fan off in October and put it back on in April.

 

[jlasich]

Welcome.

 

[klenger]

Welcome, what part of Alaska? I have a father in law in (or north of) Fairbanks.

 

[anomad]

Originally posted by klenger

Welcome, what part of Alaska? I have a father in law in (or north of) Fairbanks.

Fairbanks.



I was amazed at how popular diesels are when I moved up here a few years ago. Everyone laughed when I said I was taking dodge-ma-haul to alaska. There are lots of diesels around. A guy down the street has a (apparently bone stock) first gen exteneded cab 4x4 that I would love to get my hands on.